Looks like something from a Ti-series calculator.

They have an easy mode, and a very easy mode. (and a disclaimer that says that nothing story-wise is locked to difficulty)

So, it’s bad if Obama wiretaps Trump... but it’s cool if Comcast wiretaps Trump (but only if Comcast is monetizing that information).

Is there a way to break out of the slider limitation? I notice that each face is a starting point (and not a permutation of moving sliders around).

They tried with Champions Online

the rest of the face isn’t animating when the person’s talking. There’s a lot more expression going on when you talk outside of just mouth movement. we move our head, our eyebrows and eyes. We don’t always fixate on who we’re talking to (particularly if we’re talking about something we don’t want to talk about).

I’ll bite.

Fight bullshit with more bull shit. Sounds like fun

It’s funny, but the first thing I thought of looking at the sci-fi-ish power ranger armor was mass-effect.

“Pro Choice, Pro Service. No Choice, No Service”

That moment when the people protecting the country from so-called terrorists become terrorists themselves.

These days that rule really should be called Red or Blue

Given that most of the entrants paid to be there out of pocket, I can see the argument that it’s not fuzzy. But it something that should probably be based on what others have done when it’s happened in the past.

point-three-three.. uh.. repeating of course?

More likely they are probably able to speak english, but have a hard time reading/writing it.

Not really, when you operate under the assumption that X is going to be recoverable or not recoverable and then it costs you the game because something outside of the game was misconfigured, it’s a reasonable complaint. no different than people complaining about deflategate or having other parameters of any other…

“Not to be melodramatic, but can you imagine Donald Trump responding to this letter? I prefer not to.”

FROM THE DESK OF DONALD TRUMP:

I’m more impressed that he managed to do so while keeping his face off camera.

Your video reminded me of this.

“Something that’s important to consider is that our development process for each hero starts nine months to a full year ahead of their planned release dates.”